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Drawn by its fiestas, late night discos and clubs, water parks and golf courses, visitors can't resist sunny Fuerteventura. Discover local culture in Betancuria, home to a cathedral and several museums, at Tefia's eco-museum or at one of February's quirky Carnaval celebrations. Cool down after a hot day on the beach or a hard night at the clubs at Baku Water Park.
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1. Tennis College Fuerteventura
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5.0 based on 30 reviews
The Tennis College Fuerteventura is a professional tennis school. In The TCF, players can improve their techniques & mental & physical power. Learning in half of the time, special training method. Hotels & Apartments. Artificial grass courts, weekly guest tournaments, courses from beginner to professional. Train with Germans best coach of the year, official honored from the federation.
Reviewed By audun68
Thanks for a lovely week with Jörg Linden, director and founder of Tennis College Fuerteventura. Very inspirational and instructional tennis coach and great person. He has developed an original and intuitional teaching approach where the rythm, balance and direction of your strokes come naturally, In addiction he teaches You to become Your own coach:-) Cheque out his new book comeing soon!
2. Grandes Playas
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5.0 based on 182 reviews
Reviewed By L7768EQdavidd - Devon, United Kingdom
We were very fortunate as we spent 5 weeks (Nov/Dec) in the Riu Place Tres Islas, which is situated in the centre of Grandes Playas, the Dunas of Corralejo and the Natural Park. The impressive Grandes Playas de Corralejo spreads along the coast for almost 3 and a half kilometres and an average width of 60 metres. They sit within the 10 kilometres of beaches that sprawl from Corralejo to Parque Holandes. The main two beaches Playa el Viejo Playa Bajo Negro, are on either side of the hotel. They are the only 2 beaches that provided sunbeds and umbrellas for rent at €9 for 2 sun beds and an umbrella. There are volleyball nets on both beaches and a beach bar on El Viejo. Don't want to use the sunbeds then there is plenty of space to spread out towels on the golden sand. Smaller beaches also formed part of the Grandes Playas, there are no facilities on these beaches. Dotted along the beaches are man made stone circular walls, known as corralitos, which provide shelter from the winds that swirls around the beaches. The crystal clear waters of the Atlantic Ocean wash the the shores. During our stay we did spent a number of days on the smaller beaches. We also walked along the beaches in both directions from the hotel. A walk along the beaches to Corralejo is a highlight. The smaller beaches are popular with naturists. The Natural Park of the Dunes of Corralejo, which includes the Grandes, was declared a biosphere reserve by UNESCO in May 2009. There is plenty of car parking along the roadside.
3. Playa de Cofete
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4.5 based on 3,361 reviews
Reviewed By Wayne2149 - Lanzarote, Spain
Getting there is an adventure in its self A unsurfaced rough track with a few hairpin bends and big drops thrown in Did it in my people carrier so any vehicle can do it Check your hire car allows off-road use as some track you and charge! The beach and views when there amazing There is a restaurant in Cofete so you can get away with taking food and drinks with you My only advice is get back before it gets dark !
4. Jandia
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4.5 based on 221 reviews
Reviewed By 24sportstv - Swansea, United Kingdom
Without question some of the best stretch of coastline in Fuerteventura. It has miles of beach walking available with good beach bars, toilets and facilities are along. The beach is spotless with good swimming conditions. There’s plenty of shops, bars & restaurants off it with quaint old town in Morro del JABO to the right as you look at the ocean. Well worth a visit, it’s stunning.
5. Parque Natural de Corralejo
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4.5 based on 10,598 reviews
Reviewed By 335sherylf - Nottingham, United Kingdom
Amazing sand dunes... tranquil perfection... either choose sun beds or walk a little further to you own piece of heaven ... windbreaker / umbrella needed if sitting on towels and sand ... a cheeky little beach bar ...but better to take a picnic. Coast guards run the coast line ... if you are on a part with no station they still come over in beach buggies every so often. Blue flag amazing sands, sea and crashing waves good for dipping in a toe, wind surfing, kite surfing or surfing. It is a vast area so you can easily find a secluded spot. Get taxi/ bus to the two Rui hotels, turn right on beach and keep walking. Great day of sun and relaxation.
6. Isla de Lobos
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4.5 based on 1,407 reviews
Reviewed By BorisBru - Brussels, Belgium
We just got back from the island totally thrilled. Just 10 min by water taxi and you land on the little volcanic paradise that has stunning views from the montaña de caldera, relaxing sandy beach and hiking routes through the stunning volcanic landscape mixed with dunes that end up on the lighthouse. Even though it was a windy January day we could fully enjoy the island and it’s beauty. Though snorkelling was not possible due to cold weather and rough ocean. Very much recommended if you want to escape touristy parts of main island.
7. Playa de Sotavento
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4.5 based on 1,033 reviews
Reviewed By 6andrewc - Witney, United Kingdom
The southern end of this beach was just a couple of minutes from our hotel, and we loved being able to go down to the beach most days. The water is colder in February than say October, but there is plenty of sand and room for everyone. Facilities are limited on the beach but there are plenty of cafes etc nearby.
8. El Cotillo Beach & Lagoons
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4.5 based on 2,690 reviews
Reviewed By CXJ11 - Newport, United Kingdom
Beautiful lagoons with crystal clear water and amazing, sandy beaches one end, great for kids. Walk along towards the lighthouse and it gets much more rugged and very rocky, making it a little more difficult getting into the water. Lovely walk from main beach to the lighthouse.
9. Sotavento Beach
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4.5 based on 2,083 reviews
Reviewed By FilipWalraeve - Loppem, Belgium
It's a long sandy beach, more then 4 km, with a huge Laguna, which is empty at low tide. So, at low tide you can have fantastic hikes over the sandbanks. This area is luckely protect for nature. So no hotels or houses in this unique landscape shaped by the ocean and the wind. During summer time the wind can be very hard. So, not so nice for a hike, but fantastic for windsurfing and kiting.
10. Playa Los Lagos
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